Should You Prepay Your Home Loan or Invest?
Should you prepay your home loan or invest the surplus? The real comparison, what tilts it each way, what to check first, and why splitting is often sensible.
Practical, expert-written guides on algorithmic trading with Python, Demat accounts, F&O strategies, taxation, and everything else Indian traders care about.
Should you prepay your home loan or invest the surplus? The real comparison, what tilts it each way, what to check first, and why splitting is often sensible.
Weekly vs monthly options compared: what you pay for, how decay and sensitivity differ, which suits buyers and sellers, and the practical checks before choosing.
How a diagonal spread combines a near and a far expiry at different strikes, a worked example, how it gains and loses, rolling the short leg, and how it compares.
How nomination works on demat accounts, mutual funds, bank accounts and insurance, why a nominee is not automatically an heir, and when to update it.
How a bull put spread and a bear call spread work, a worked example with breakeven and maximum loss, why the win rate is high and the ratio poor, and when to close.
Why winning option positions so often turn into losses, and exit rules for bought options, sold options and spreads: profit levels, time exits and trailing rules.
PF transfer, the health insurance gap, tax from two employers in one year, unvested stock and the raise. A money checklist for changing jobs in India.
What revenge trading is, why breakeven is the wrong goal after a loss, why options make it worse, and the rules that stop it before it starts.
How a 1x2 ratio spread works, a worked example with breakevens, why being too right can lose money, and how a wing turns it into a defined-risk structure.
How dabba trading works, why it is illegal, why it appeals anyway, and the four checks that prove your orders are actually reaching the stock exchange.
Why a low share price says nothing about value, how thin trading makes penny stocks easy to move, and the pattern behind most messages recommending them.
How a butterfly spread is built, a worked example with breakevens, why it earns little until near expiry, and the costs of four legs on a small maximum profit.